Carpenter, Trades ​/ Skilled Labor

Pay: $25–$35/hr based on experience
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8 AM – 4:30 PM
Location: Working across Warwick and Westerly job sites

Build your craft. Be part of a crew that values it.

At Coastal Companies, we do more than maintain properties; we bring them to life. As one of SIMA’s Best Places to Work in Snow & Ice 2025, we value skill, accountability, and teamwork.

We’re hiring a Carpentry Specialist with strong hands‑on experience in repairs, renovations, and light construction. You’ll play a key role in keeping our client facilities functional, safe, and in top shape.

Why Choose Coastal?

• Modern Tools and Equipment – We invest in what you need to do your best work
• Supportive Culture – Communication, respect, and real crew leadership
• Employee-Focused – You’ll have access to a retention and support contact who checks in and helps you succeed
• Steady Work, Real Benefits – Weekly pay, insurance, PTO
• Opportunities for Growth – Learn new skills and grow your role

What You’ll Be Doing:

• General carpentry and wood repair
• Siding, window, and door installation
• Minor roof and shingle repairs
• Light plumbing, electrical, and painting work
• Interior and exterior facility repairs
• Responding to routine and emergency maintenance calls
• Site inspections and identifying repair needs
• Snow removal in the winter months
• Keeping tools, materials, and work spaces safe and organized
• Have 2+ years of experience in carpentry or general building maintenance
• Know your way around hand and power tools
• Are comfortable doing light electrical, plumbing, and HVAC work
• Can lift 50 lbs and work in indoor/outdoor environments
• Have a valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
• Are a problem-solver with strong attention to detail
• Have a CDL or equipment operator’s license (a bonus!)

Benefits Include:

• Weekly pay
• Paid time off
• Uniforms and gear provided (shirts, sweatshirts, vests, goggles)
  • Steel-toed boots and pants are
    not included
• Overtime opportunities and internal advancement